Peakirk, Rectory Road 1910
The road is known today as Chestnut Close with St Pega's Church on the left just after the cottages which have long since vanished.
Reward Poster (1915)
A fascinating one guinea Reward Notice dating to 1915.
Chestnut Close, Peakirk
Thanks to Henry Clark for this lovely early 1900s photo of his old house at 2 Chestnut Close in Peakirk along with a modern...
Peakirk in flood – October 1888
A local sketch showing a flooded Peakirk village during floods in October 1888.
Peakirk Floods (Aug 1912)
Four superb images supplied by Dave Nunn and showing the impact of the August 1912 flooding on Peakirk with the top two images showing Chestnut...
Coronation Celebrations at Peakirk (1937)
Peakirk villagers dressed up to celebrate the coronation of King George VI in 1937. Known to be in the photograph are TA Neaverson, T...
Peakirk, St Pegas Road (1930)
St Pegas Road in Peakirk with the village green behind the wall ...... captured in 1930.
#19 Chestnut Close, pictured in the background, is still...
Peakirk Railway Station
Looking south along the down platform at Peakirk station and probably shot in the late 1950s/early 1960s. Peakirk station opened in 1849 and closed...
Big Tree House, Peakirk
Posing with their trophy ...... the giant Beech Tree that gave the name to the nearby Big Tree House in Peakirk.
Image kindly supplied by...
Peakirk, Chestnut Close
Chestnut Close in Peakirk. The village green is just out of shot to the left with St Pegas Road beyond the monument in the distance. Date...
